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[NSA29] Female Hourly Earnings as a Percentage of Male Hourly Earnings

Updated by provider on May 18, 2020 (11:00 AM).

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Private or Public Sector [C02511V03040] (3)
Years in Employment [C02528V03060] (6)
Statistic [STATISTIC] (2)

This dataset has 36 series:

[02.03.NSA29C1] Public sector – 10 to 19 years – Mean Hourly Earnings

min:
89.9
max:
89.9
avg:
89.9
σ:
0

[02.03.NSA29C2] Public sector – 10 to 19 years – Median Hourly Earnings

min:
91.3
max:
91.3
avg:
91.3
σ:
0

[02.04.NSA29C1] Public sector – 20 to 29 years – Mean Hourly Earnings

min:
92.7
max:
92.7
avg:
92.7
σ:
0

[02.04.NSA29C2] Public sector – 20 to 29 years – Median Hourly Earnings

min:
95.6
max:
95.6
avg:
95.6
σ:
0

[02.05.NSA29C1] Public sector – 30 years or more – Mean Hourly Earnings

min:
100.5
max:
100.5
avg:
100.5
σ:
0

[02.05.NSA29C2] Public sector – 30 years or more – Median Hourly Earnings

min:
103.9
max:
103.9
avg:
103.9
σ:
0